When you owe the IRS, the question isn’t IF you should resolve it. The question is how. For Virginia small business owners and high-income self-employed taxpayers, the most common decision is: Offer in Compromise vs Installment Agreement — which one actually makes sense? At ETS Tax Relief, we work with
One of the most common misunderstandings taxpayers have is that IRS compliance rules can void
The IRS ‘filing a return for you’, called a Substitute for Return (SFR) sounds like
Most taxpayers researching IRS tax relief eligibility make the same assumption: that owing a large
Getting IRS notices in the mail is unsettling. We get it. However, not every IRS notice means enforcement is imminent. The problem is that many taxpayers don’t open IRS letters. Taxpayers also don’t know which notices matter, which ones require action, and which ones signal that collection is about to
If you’ve logged into your bank account and found funds frozen or missing, you may
If the IRS has taken money out of your paycheck, you’re no longer in the
If you currently have an IRS payment plan, you might feel a sense of relief
As the IRS prepares for a new year of enhanced enforcement and expanded data-matching tools,
The IRS must explain a math error notice. This is a win for taxpayers! If
When the IRS says you owe money, it can feel like the world stops spinning,
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